In What Religion Were You Socialized As A Child?

Introduction
Knox and Schacht (2013) define a family as “a group of two or more people related by blood, marriage, or adoption.” (p. 7). This is indeed true since I believe that we are all related in my family, mainly by blood and marriage. The purpose of this paper is to provide an account of my family based on its religion and values. For instance, it focuses on the religion that I was socialized as a child and its impact on me as a child and as an adult, particularly what I was taught concerning values like intercourse out-side of marriage, alcohol and drugs, and many more. Additionally, it delves into the role relationship between your parents in terms of dominance, division of labor, communication, affection, and so on, as well as how close were my parents were emotionally when it comes to discussion my feelings, for instance. Finally, it provides the name of my pet and I how I felt about it, how my and I parents resolve conflicts related to our partners in our own relationship, including my economics and social class, and parental plusses and minuses associated with my parents.
I. Religion and Values
A. In what religion were you socialized as a child? Discuss the impact of religion on yourself as a child and as an adult. To what degree will you choose to teach your own children similar religious values? Why?
As a child, I was socialized in the Islam religion, a religion in
Explain what you were taught in your family in regard to each of the following values: intercourse out-side of marriage, the need for economic independence, manners, honesty, importance of being married, qualities of a desirable spouse, importance of having children, alcohol and drugs, safety, elderly family members, people of other races and religions, people with disabilities, people of alternative sexual orientation, people with less or more education, people with and without “wealth,” and occupational role. To what degree will you choose to teach your own children similar values?